Women and Work in Europe

Women and Work in Europe
No 20, 2004/2 - 290 pages
Pages 7 to 8

Editorial

Pages 9 to 32

The Evolution of Women’s Activities in The European Union: Convergences and Divergences

By Virginie Delsart, Sébastien Richard, Nicolas Vaneecloo
Pages 33 to 57

Women’s Integration in the Research Systems of France and Europe: State of the Art and Issues

By Blandine Laperche
Pages 59 to 82

Part-Time Work in France and Germany: Two Contrasting Models

By Brigitte Lestrade
Pages 83 to 92

A Review of Today’s Executives: Ambition and Success for Women Executives

By Marion Sanchez-Munoz
Pages 93 to 115

The Parental Subsidy in France and Germany: A Tool for Fostering a Better Reconciliation between Work and Family?

By Anne Salles
Pages 117 to 130

The Welfare State and Its Pitfalls

By Marjaana Mäkelä
Pages 131 to 146

Stages in Women’s Work in Industry

By Jeanne-Marie Wailly
Pages 147 to 161

On Causes of Unemployment among Isolated Women in France

By Alain Trannoy
Pages 163 to 177

The Opportunity Cost of Children

By Anne Bustreel, Tomo Nishimura
Pages 179 to 192

Economic Doctrines, Laws, and Discriminations:

By Michel E. Philip
Pages 193 to 216

Visibility and Understanding of Women’s Work

By Guy Caire
Pages 217 to 234

Economy and Environment

By Douadia Bougherara, Gilles Grolleau, Luc Thiebaut
Pages 235 to 251

Climatic Prevention: An Opportunity for Innovation

By André Gabus
Pages 253 to 260

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